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Your Wild Life – A Whole New Way of Doing Citizen Science, Maybe
Some parts of science are boring. Some are tedious. Some seem as though they will never end. It is these parts of science we tend to try to enlist the public in helping with. You can, of course, listen for birds as part of the Breeding Bird Survey, count butterflies as part of the 4th of July butterfly counts, or set out cookie crumbs to collect urban ants for our School of Ants project. A challenge is that so many of the exciting moments in science come not from single observations but instead from context (That isn’t the only challenge, but one thing at a time). And so it is with incredible joy that we have embarked on a recent collaboration with Holly Bik and her team of programmers, artists and futurist gurus. Let me back up to explain the kind of data I am talking about. Phinch, we hope, will provide a partial answer to “what then?” So how do you do it? Right now, there is no user guide or recommended path for exploration.
Interactive Infographic with SVG and CSS Animations
Learn how to build an interactive animated infographic using SVG, CSS and JavaScript. View demo Download source One of the less talked about features of newer browsers is increasing support for the SVG file format. But one of the really cool things that some developers do not realize is that SVG is built on the XML specification, which at the end of the day means that its plain old markup, and can be worked with in a similar manner to HTML. With the right techniques and modern browser support, developers can now produce some pretty impressive animations, effects and interactions using SVG. Preparing an SVG file There are tons of ways to create SVG graphics, and while it is possible to do some SVG coding “by hand”, for more complex graphics we will want to have some type of vector editing software that can export as SVG. Whatever software you choose, it is essential to have the ability to group objects together, and be able to name those groups (assign the id attribute). The HTML The CSS
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Your Wild Life Releases Home Microbiome Data Set for Visualization | microBEnet: the microbiology of the Built Environment network.
Nice article on the Your Wild Life blog: Your Wild Life – A Whole New Way of Doing Citizen Science, Maybe. It discusses a collaobration between Your Wild Life and Holly Bik on visuliazation data from the citizen science – microbiome work that has been a part of the Your Wild Life project. The collaboration has involved getting data into a format that will work with Phinch a data viz and exploration tool at Holly Bik has been working on. They write: So how do you do it? First, we recommend you watch a video tutorial that Holly Bik prepared to walk you through how to use Phinch. Data visualization is a critical component of research in many ways these days.
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Yellowstone's Thermal Springs -- Their Colors Unveiled
Printer friendly version Share 19 December 2014 American Institute of Physics (AIP) WASHINGTON D.C., December 19, 2014 – Researchers at Montana State University and Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences in Germany have created a simple mathematical model based on optical measurements that explains the stunning colors of Yellowstone National Park’s hot springs and can visually recreate how they appeared years ago, before decades of tourists contaminated the pools with make-a-wish coins and other detritus. The model, and stunning pictures of the springs, appear today in the journal Applied Optics, which is published by The Optical Society (OSA). If Yellowstone National Park is a geothermal wonderland, Grand Prismatic Spring and its neighbors are the ebullient envoys, steaming in front of the camera and gracing the Internet with their ethereal beauty. “When we started the study, it was clear we were just doing it for fun," Vollmer said.
Créer capsule vidéo, présentation interactive, affichages animés… |
- Utilisez Moovly pour créer une vidéo pédagogique, une présentation de projet, un tutoriel intéressant ou une démonstration de manière simple et directe. Ajouter la voix, le son et la musique et synchroniser tout en utilisant l'interface simple chronologie. Publiez votre vidéo sur YouTube, Facebook, mettez-le sur votre site web ou télécharger pour une utilisation hors ligne. - Oubliez les diapositives : Concentrez-vous sur votre sujet et ajouter des effets visuels dans une séquence convaincante soutenu par des transitions et des animations attrayantes qui retiennent l'attention de votre auditoire. Soutenez vos présentations d'une manière totalement nouvelle, mais simple. Excellent tutoriel : Créer des vidéos et des animations pédagogiques avec Moovly Cet article de Creg académie de Versailles est dédié à l’utilisation de Moovly qui permet de créer des vidéos ou des animations pédagogiques. What is Moovly?
Gallery · mbostock/d3 Wiki
Wiki ▸ Gallery Welcome to the D3 gallery! More examples are available for forking on Observable; see D3’s profile and the visualization collection. Please share your work on Observable, or tweet us a link! Visual Index Basic Charts Techniques, Interaction & Animation Maps Statistics Examples Collections The New York Times visualizations Jerome Cukier Jason Davies Jim Vallandingham Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation Peter Cook Charts and Chart Components Bar Chart Histogram Pareto Chart Line and Area Chart Pie Chart Scatterplot and Bubble chart Parallel Coordinates, Parallel sets and Sankey Sunburst and Partition layout Force Layout Tree Misc Trees and Graphs Chord Layout (Circular Network) Maps Misc Charts Miscellaneous visualizations Charts using the reusable API Useful snippets Tools Interoperability Online Editors Products Store Apps
The 18 Best Infographics Of 2014
You could sift through piles of dense data sets in an attempt to understand the trends and discoveries that emerged in history, psychology, current events, and even fictional dragons in 2014. Or you could look at these infographics, which visualize otherwise overwhelming data as beautiful charts, graphs, and maps. Co.Design's Infographic of the Day series regularly showcases the best in data visualization, and this past year saw many stellar examples of the power of the well-designed visualization to illuminate information about nearly any subject, from the serious (the daily activities of Congress) to the frivolous (a visual compendium of the world's best dogs). We couldn't resist promoting Co.Design's own in-house data visualizations: the Great Wheel of Food Mashups and a map of each U.S. state's weirdest eating patterns (we're a bit food-fixated, apparently). Here, our favorite infographics from the past year. The Sleep Schedules Of 27 Of History's Greatest Minds Cats.
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Franco Moretti: L'objet des humanités numériques, entre perspectives micro et macro
Le problème de la visualisation de données Macroanalysis, par Matthew Jockers La couverture de Macroanalysis de Matthew Jockers illustre bien la problématique du “très petit” et du “très grand” : on y voit un réseau de personnages de roman. On ne peut toutefois pas y distinguer les noeuds, trop petits, et difficilement les arêtes tellement elles sont nombreuses. Ces images posent problème : elles nous font naviguer entre le très petit (l’unité du graphique, le point) et le très grand (l’image globale) sans intermédiaire qui fait le lien entre ces deux dimensions. Du “petit” au “grand”, ou l’inverse ? Il y a deux façons d’étudier des objets littéraires par le biais de telles abstractions visuelles : 1. A Quantitative Literary Historyof 2,958 Nineteenth-Century British Novels Le grand, dans un nuage de points, c’est l’accumulation d’une multitude de petites unités, leur somme. 2. Style at the Scale of the Sentence C’est le cas lorsqu’on fait une analyse de fréquence de mots dans un texte. 1.
